Inline qualifier stems from prototype or definition?

C++0X draft N3225 says in 7.1.2 Function specifiers.

Odds are that your clang uses C99 inline semantics. In C99, if one of your functions doesn't use "inline" or does include "extern", then the definition is an "external definition", which can only appear once in the program. See inline in C99.

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